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This book covers and expands the story of the protagonist of the CCTV documentary "I Come from Xinjiang", and strives to show the current situation and dreams of every Chinese from the perspective of ordinary people, with real experiences and moods. With the theme of "Xinjiang People's Chinese Dream", the author re-understands Xinjiang people through ordinary people and stories, rethinks the relationship between people, and understands the true self. He also hopes that the hard work and hard work of these Xinjiang people can exude the power of role models to inspire all young people and encourage them not to complain or slack off. In the book, there are only the most ordinary Chinese people like you and me, who work hard for life, fight for their families, and fight for their dreams. No profound preaching, just simple warmth. The harder you work, the luckier you are, and the braver you are, the more you can change!

The "I Came from Xinjiang" series of books is a rare large-scale chronicle of Xinjiang characters. "Xinjiang·Lai" is the fifth book in this series and the final book with a perfect ending. All the protagonists in "Xinjiang Come" are not only from Xinjiang, but also successful people in various fields. Each of them has created or continues to create an extraordinary journey of realizing their dreams. The author re-interviewed 17 ordinary people in Xinjiang who were pursuing their dreams in the mainland, and brought the follow-up stories of their outstanding achievements; 7 film and television celebrities and musicians, including Chen Jianbin, Wang Jingchun, Ma You, and Parhati, personally told their journey from Xinjiang to thousands of households, with twists and turns and unimaginable hardships; 8 successful people from all walks of life in Hong Kong frankly shared their ups and downs of leaving Xinjiang to study and struggle. There is also Tong Liya who sincerely shared in the preface. A total of 33 Xinjiang people who have successfully realized their dreams have brought together a set of touching and inspirational stories. The author of this book, Kurbanjan, is not only the interviewer of these inspirational stories, but also the most sincere "interviewee". At the end of the book, his several self-prefaces and a speech written in Uyghur Chinese style are extremely touching. This is the reason why he was able to persist in completing the five books in the "I Come from Xinjiang" series for more than six years. All the protagonists in "Latin America" ​​follow their hearts and set ambitious goals for themselves, which are difficult enough that most people can't even imagine. On the road to chasing their dreams, they did not rush for quick success, but worked hard, never flinched, never gave up, and unswervingly turned their dreams into reality. The core content of what they say is one sentence: the harder you work, the luckier you will be!